Bioanalysis Rising Star Award
BRSA 2025: Meet the finalists
Why nominate? | Meet the judges | Previous years | About Bioanalysis Zone
Voting is now open for the winner of the 2025 Bioanalysis Rising Star Award! Meet our three outstanding finalists and cast your vote:
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BRSA 2025: the nominees
Ethan Sanford | Novo Nordisk
Abhishek Jain | Yale University
Eliana Andrea González Artunduaga | National University of Colombia
Chuck Ye | Boehringer Ingelheim
Sharwan Kumar | Simon Fraser University
Amritangshu Chakravarty| KCAS Bio
Samantha Sarni | Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, Inc.
Alejandro Rodriguez | Genentech
Başak Aru | Yeditepe University
Amanda Smythers | Dana Farber/Harvard Medical School
Zainab Maqbool | Lahore college for women university
Berkcan Dogan | Bursa Uludag University
Paridhi Gupta | Bristol Myers Squibb
BRSA 2025: the judges
BRSA 2025: why nominate?
Our mission statement
The Bioanalysis Rising Star (formerly the New Investigator Award) is an annual prestigious award recognizing the most promising early-career scientists in the field of bioanalysis. Our vision is to promote the work of highly talented researchers, offering a springboard to help establish themselves in the exciting world of bioanalysis.
Previous years
2024 Bioanalysis Rising Star Award
2023 Bioanalysis Rising Star Award
2022 Bioanalysis Rising Star Award
2021 Bioanalysis Rising Star Award
2020 Bioanalysis Rising Star Award
2019 Bioanalysis Rising Star Award
2018 Bioanalysis Rising Star Award
2017 New Investigator Award
2016 New Investigator Award
2015 Young Investigator Award
2014 Young Investigator Award
About Bioanalysis Zone
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